October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month and our experts from the Wisconsin Bureau of Consumer Protection share tips to help you keep your online life safe. They also highlight home improvement and repair scams, payment apps and advertising that looks like social media posts.

Wild pink flamingos were spotted for the first time in Wisconsin last month. On this wildlife update, we hear why the birds visited our state. Plus, David and Jamie explain why urban coyotes are stressed out.

If you drive into a Wisconsin town, you’ll likely see a welcome sign, accompanied by a claim to fame. Like Cambridge, the “Umbrella City” or Mercer, “Loon Capital of the World.” We talk with the author of a book looking at the stories behind these claims to fame.

One-third of people over 65 will fall every year, according to the Wisconsin Department of Health Services. A statewide initiative’s goal is to decrease the amount of falls seniors take. We learn more about the program and what you can do to prevent falls.

To enjoy tulips, daffodils and other spring bulbs you need to get them into the ground in the fall. We talk about bulb selection, placement and planting. We also talk about fall clean up and protecting plants from critters.

Kernza, spelt, emmer, and eincorn. These days there is a bouquet of flours to choose from when baking. We talk about what the different grains can add to your baking and eating pleasure.

Fall is a great time to get out and explore Wisconsin waterways because the leaves are turning, and the temperatures are getting cooler. Two paddlers return to the show to share their favorite waterways to visit in the fall, plus how to store your boat in the winter.

When it comes to raising a dog, obedience training is one of the most important things you can do. A professional dog trainer returns to share his secrets to creating healthy relationships between people and their dogs. And he shares about his recent trip to the Galápagos.

The Weather Guys are back to help us celebrate the autumnal equinox, when days become shorter than nights. We’ll also talk with them about hurricanes, the drought, a satellite that tracks air pollution and more.

To glass blow is to fuse the worlds of art and science. We learn about the history of glass blowing and take a closer look at the glass scene in Madison. Plus, we hear about a day in the life of a scientific glass blower.